Small Companies, Big Profits by Hobson, Rodney -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Table of Contents Publishing Details About the author Preface

What this book covers Who this book is for Structure of the book Supporting websites

Introduction PART I. What is a Small Company?

1. What Is Small?

Different ways of being small

2. Stock Markets – Where Are Small Companies Traded?

LSE Main Market AIM PLUS Markets Regional exchanges Delisting Key points

3. Trading Platforms

SETS SEAQ SEATS Plus

4. Stock Market Indices

The FTSE Family Index reviews Index performance

PART II. Investing in Small Companies

5. Acorns To Oaks 6. Getting Information 7. Assessing Companies 8. Income Statement

Case study: Asos Case study: GW Pharmaceuticals

9. Balance Sheet

Case study: ASOS Case study: GW Pharmaceuticals

10. Fundamentals

Price earnings ratio Dividend yield Interest cover

11. Liquidity

Trading volumes The spread

12. What Drives Share Prices

Market sentiment Company announcements Rumours Share tips Directors’ deals Active investors

13. 10-Point Checklist

Tax

PART III. Case Studies

14. Upwardly Mobile 15. Niche Players

Government contracts Going green

16. Competing With The Big Boys

Exploration companies Tech stocks

17. The Importance Of Management

Family Firms

18. Takeover Situations 19. Doing The Splits 20. Slippery Slope

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